Union City Community High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)
- Class of 1987
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Cowth i Activities ... Organizations Faculty...... Classes ..... Seniors...... Sports....... Ads.......... 5 123 1987 Successus Union City Community High School 603 N. Walnut Union City, IN 47390 Volume 53 Unique At UC Union City, the town in two states, served by one post office, one fire department, one police force, but two school systems, is in itself unique. This uniqueness extends into the school system where our small high school provides activities, programs and learning situations that are uniquely superior. The following pages will highlight our specialities and show the many things we do that are “uniquely U.C.” -3-1V-] 3 4 ACTIVITIES Unique And Special Union City has always produced outstanding and successful activities. From the beginning Homecoming week-end to the Final graduation ceremony — each event is well-planned and carefully executed to create a unique and special moment in the school's history. MARDI GRAS — 1986 Union City sent two representatives to the annual Mardi Gras pageant held at Winchester on September 23rd at the high school auditorium. Ten county school representatives were judged on beauty, poise, personality, and talent. Rosie sang “Love Will Find a Way” and Shaughn presented a modern dance routine for their talent presentations. The pageant and the following parade capped off activities which began last May. Pageant practices and parade appearances filled the summer months, but the girls enjoyed the experience very much. Each contestant was awarded a plaque for her participation in the event. I. Rosie sings “Love Will Find a Way” 2. Shaughn poses in her formal. 3. Rosie’s suit and hat are very chic. 4. Shaughn does her modern dance routine. UNEQUALLED HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES ■ IN COUNTY No other county school produces Homecoming festivities to match those at U.C. The Thursday night pep session, and powder puff football game always kick off the action. The junior girls emerged victorious from the powder puff battle, beating the sophomores in the final game. A Friday afternoon parade is traditional complete with very professional looking floats, representatives from the many organizations and clubs, miscellaneous entries, and a Grand Marshall. The football game follows, highlighted by the crowning of the king and queen halftime. The evening is nicely capped off with a dance at the Northsidc gym where the alums mix with the students. I. The downtown parade is always enjoyable. 2. Jim Mellon. Debbie Runkcl. Chris Fra c and Alice Schoo represent their classes. 3. The whole town turns out for the parade. 4 Rueben Hernandez and Karen Cientry arc swing choir candidates. 5. Glenn Rose and Chery l Richardson represent Kiss 6 Casey Wymer. Sherry Murphy, and Wendy McCarter arc jr class officers 9 Homecoming Con’t. I. The football team psyches up for the game. 2. 1986 Royalty: Rob Lykins and Kathie Leahey. 3. 1986 Queen Candidates. 4. 1986 Homecoming King Candidates. 5. 1986-87 U.C.C.H.S. Marching Band. 6. Senior Float — “Whip Em” wins first place. 7. Junior Float — “Toast those Bulldogs.” 8. Sophomore Float — “Flush Em” wins third place. 9. Freshman Float — “Bulldogs all washed up.” 11 OUR MI S 5ROOKS 12 C AS I Ol C HARACTI RS MISS BROOKS KIM ADCOCK MISS 1 INI II SL ANNS SNYDER HUGO 1 ONGA( Rl AARON SC IIAl ER MR W DSWORTH BRYAN SHEPIIt Rl) MISS AL DL BON DIANA BENNETT I I SM MICHELE HOOVER 1 1 IN| Ml 1 ISS ADKINS JANI TINA SHAFER SYLVIA 1 I SI II WOGOMON DOR IS CHANIN LIZAK MARGE MELANIE (ADKINS) RETZ FAITH WI NDY CLARK RHONDA ROSIE EAR IAS STANI 1 Y GI ENN ROSE M ARTIN JIM PRICE TED COREY VAN SKYOC K MRS Al 1 I N ANGEl HAl 1 THCHMCAI CREW DIRECTED B MRS DARI EM.AUSTIN STL 1)1 T DIRECTORS ANGIE STOVER JAY SPRADI INC STAGI MANAGER DERIC RESI.ER COSTl MESWENDY CLARK. ANGEl HAH SUSIE GRIEEIN MAKE UP SHAUGHN SUITTS. WENDY CLARK HE Mill R ( ASSITY. MARY ANTROBUS TECH I R A NK FARRINGTON. SCOTT REAGAN BESTV ( RPENTER. RRll BRANHAM PROPS MATT BRIM. WENDY MOC K BOB MILLER. NEIL DAVIS JEN Nil ER SICKELES SET CONSTRUCTION SHI RM DILLON JIM PR 1C I . Dl SI INK KS. STACEY MILLS BRYAN SHEPHERD. DRU MERCER DUANE III NT. MR ROOT I Ron i oi THE-HOUSESHAUGHN SUITTS T l KI T COI I EC TORS TINA STEWART I ESI II Mil I S. CARRIE BRANHAM PL BE 1C IT Y ANGIE STOVER WENDY Cl ARK. TINA SHAFER PROGRAMS SHAUGHN SUITTS 1. But Mr. Wadsworth, the bus is too early.” 2. “These two authentic Chinese vaazzcs.” 3. “Well, you win! 4. “We're mad! We don't have enough lines!” $. But he’s bored winning basketball games!” 6. “Seven teachers to every male.” 7. “My son ... ” 8. “The coach says if you can use the gym, we can use the English room.” 9. “Faster. Stanley, faster!” 10. “ ... and he says Helen.” “Helen.” Glenn Rose, Bryan Shepherd, Jim Price, Dru Mercer Row 2: Melissa Adkins, Aaron Schafer, Kim Adcock, Michelle Hoover, Tina Shafer, Melanie Retz, Corey Van Skyock. Row 3: Angel Hall. Leslie Wogomon, Wendy Clark, Suzanne Snyder, Diana Bennett, Rosie Farias, Chanin Lizak. Matt Brim, Stacey Mills, Bobby Miller, Row 2: Wendy Mock. Jay Spra-dling, Neil Davis, Shaughn Suitts, Row 3: Susie Griffin, Betsy Carpenter, Mrs. Austin, Sharlyn Smith, Heather Cassity, Mary Antrobus. Back: Frank Farrington. Oktoberfest Special And Unique Another special and unique activity originating from U.C. is our Oktoberfest. Clubs and organizations must have money to operate, so the idea of a fall moneymaking activity came into being. This annual event provides each group with an opportunity to show their wares and earn needed capital. OKTOBERFEST October 11, 1986 SADD: Tacos and drinks — NHS: Fish pond and pumpkin patch — Swing choir: Sausage and kraut and drinks — Success: pictures FFA : pork chops and pig roast Freshmen: hot chocolate and cookies Cheerleaders: bake sale — Art Club: ceramics, baskets, etc. — Sophomores: Cane toss and sponge throw — Seniors: car wash — Photography Club: Caricature and cartoon photos — Bible Club: soft pretzels — Health Careers: Blood pressure and blood sugar tests — FHA: Pizza and coke — DECA: Slush puppies — Randolph Eastern Classroom Teachers Assn.: Cotton candy. Demonstrations Merle Keltner, Calligraphy; Joan Sickles, Basketweaving; Reland Sutton; Quilting; Mary Brctz, Stained glass; Ted Lcahcy, Miniatures. Entertainment Pantomime, Reed Steele; Folk music. The real German Band; Gospel, Heaven’s Jubilee 1. N.H.S was in charge of the pumpkin patch. 2. The Student Council General Store sells many interesting items. 3. Mr. Schmidt and Jay Spradling ready the pumpkin for the senior raffle. 4. Stacy Mills helps set up the stage for the entertainment. 5. The crowd was sparse due to the many other events scheduled for the same day. 6. Senior car wash is a big success. 7. The S.A.D.D. booth was very successful. 8. Todd Mendenhall and Kathy Nunley enjoy the FFA pork chop dinner. 9. U.C. students enjoy the entertainment. 10. The cheerleaders sample their baked goods before selling. 11. The mime provides an audience participation skit. 12. Angel Hall sells a yearbook to an eager customer. 14 15 NH 5 CEREMONY NHS INDUCTION CEREMONY October 22, 1986 Band . . . Memories Processional entrance of members Welcome . . . Jay Spradling Prayer ... Michelle Hoover Introduction ... Suzanne Snyder Society’s Four Dimensioins of Life Character .. . Kim Adcock Scholarship . . . Lynn Gates Leadership .. . Ann Jones Service . . . Penny Bradburn Tapping Ceremony Piano Medley . . . Rick Clear Introduction of new members and Honor Pledge . .. Angie Stover Closing remarks; Bryan Shepherd Band . .. Memories Recessional of all members 2. Cheryl Brumley happily hugs her dad. 3. Aaron Applegate proudly greets his parents. 4. Teresa Price and her mother receive Mr. Huddleston’s congratulations. Row 1: Miss Chenoweth, Sponsor; Angie Stover; President; Michelle Hoover; Vice-President; Kim Adcock; Secretary; Jay Spradling. Treasurer. Row 2: Lynn Gates, Rosie Farias, Suzanne Snyder, Jim Price, Ann Jones, Beth DeBolt. Row 3; Glenn Rose, Penny Bradburn, Bryan Shepherd. UNIQUELY MEANINGFUL Row 1: Miss Chenoweth, Sponsor; Rhonda Lawrence, Melissa Adkins, Diana Bennett, David Harshman. Row 2: Harrie Mote, Sherry Murphy, Aaron Applegate, John Hill, Teresa Price, Donita Price. Row 3: Christana Kleman, Matt Curts, Russ Brim, Paul Stocksdale, Eric Kriedcl, Cheryl Brumley. 2. Ann Jones lights the leadership candle. 3. Suzanne Snyder welcomes Christine Klcmcn into the society. 4. Rhonda Lawrence is obviously happy to be accepted. 5. Bryan Shepherd finally locates his notes for the closing remarks. 6. Melissa Adkins — senior inductee. 7. Lynn Gates welcomes Matt Curts. 8. Jay Spradling welcomes the student body. Oriental Gardens Oriental Gardens was the theme of the 1987 Senior prom and was one of the loveliest proms in recent years. The cool weather failed to subdue the enthusiasm of the Prom-goers as they dined at various restaurants and later danced to the music of “Dance Video”. After-prom festivities were held at the Eagles where refreshments were served. 1. 1987 King and Queen: Aaron Applegate and Deanna Hughes. 2. Kim Adcock and Matt Fowler enjoy the music. 3. Mark Thornburg gets a little confidential advice. 4. The doorway seems a little jammed with eager prom-goers. 5. Rob Lykins and Michael Wasson discuss their plan of attack. 6. Lisa Dc-vancy and Tony Spence were prom attendcrs. 7. Chad Curtner and Amy Grimm watch the crowning ceremonies. 8. Stacey Mills and Rosie Farias are obviously having a wonderful time! Row I: Andrea Lloyd, Beth Thornburg, Alice Schoo, Toni Holt, Mary Antribus, Jennifer Sickles, Angie Austin. Row 2: Heather Cassity, Jennifer Jones, Dawn Hughes, Wendy Mock, Karen Leahey, Misty Taylor, Angie Wilcox, Tonya Hutchinson. Row 1: Shawn Boolman, Chad Estell, Tracy Riser, Eric Heitman, Dan Hardwick. Jason Bradburn, John Adelsperger. Row 2: Jason Welch, Steve Schoo, Bob Bisscll, Don Bradburn, Shaun Van Skyock, Quinton Carpenter, Harold Lopar, Matt Brim, Karry Mills, Matt Oswalt. Matt Curts, Jim Melton, Aaron Applegate, Andy Ingle, Mark Thornburg, Jeff Hines. Genisa Wine, Jennifer Welch. Cheryl Brumley, Sherry Murphey, Deanna Hughes, Carrie Mote. Awar ________________ Day — May 27 1987 Inauguration of student'body cms officers: Jeff Killingbcck. Jennifer Jones, Kyle Good Rotary Citizenship: Jim Price Cecilian Club Award: Karen Bromagem Elks Outstanding Student; Glenn Rose Perfect Attendance: Marcy Dodd (2) David Harshman (1) Michele Hoover (4) Stacey Mills (5) Coi Van Skyock Hoosier Scholars: Melissa Adkins, Glenn Rose ‘I Dare You”: Cheryl Brumley feuss Brim jj Sdmor Math Award: Glenn Rose English Achievement: Lynn Gates Reading Awards: Cheri Michael, Michelle Arnold, Casey Wymcr. David Harshman Art Awards: Chad Suitts, Christine Harter, Christa Neargarder, Darcy Wenger, Tammy Seiber, Kendra Coby, Dawn Hughes Agriculture Awards: Chris Michael, Mark Thornburg, Jason Welch, Matt Curts, Andy Carson Academic CompetituiaAwards: Academic Competition Teams i Bryan Shepherd, Dennis Miller, Don Geesy j ; YcarDook Towards: Fenton— Melissa Adkins, Lynn Gates, Angel Hall If Library Awards: Bob Miller, David Harshman, Jeannie Stewart Band Awards: Penny Britdburn, Michele Hoover. Melissa Adkins, Neil Davis, Angie Stover. RtSebcn Hernandez, Karen Bromagem Choral Awards: Wendy Clatrk, Karen Bromagem, Paula Williams, Sheryl Dillon, Marcy Dodti. Jay Spradling. Christine Harter, Angel Hall, Diana Bennett, Kathy Jackson Spanish Awards: Paul WilsonL Shaun VanSkyock, Sherry Murphy, Penny Bradburn French Awards: Matt Brim; Kris Jackson, Chris Kleman, Beth DeBolt Math Awards: Matt Brim. Ke ry Mills, Todd Buckingham, Paul Wilson, Betsy Carpenter] Dee Wiist, Karen Villasenor Physical Education Awards: S Jken Kridle, Erick Williams, Chris Fraze, Tom Byrum Drama Awards: Corey VanSkyock, Kim Adcock Musical Awards: Jennifer Jones, Jay Spradling, Kris Jackson, Jim Price Home Economics Awards: Jancll Austin, Angie Wilcox, Lynn Gates, Karen Villasenor Senior athlete plaque winners: Corey VanSkyock. Michael Wasson, Jim Price, Melissa Adkins, Rob Bousman, Duane Hunt, Jay Spradling, Suzanne Snyder. Tami Holt Marine Corp. Distinguished Athlete Award: Corey VanSkyock Outstanding Male Athlete: Jim Price Outstanding Female Athlete: Cheryl Richardson 21 SPIRIT WEEKS The various spirit weeks at U.C.C.H.S. are anxiously awaited and enthusiastically participated in. Many original costumes are worn and clever skits abound. 1. The Seniors go all out for Spirit Days 2. The Juniors “gave the Indians a hand“ 3. Mr. Hughes survives the Senior operation 4. Mr. Goldsbcrry models a metallic wig 5. The cheerleaders promote spirit. 6. The student body does “The Bird” created by Cheryl Richardson 7. The Freshmen present gifts to the teams. 8. Sherry Farmer says “Tear ’Em Up” 9. Cheryl Richardson dresses for “punk days” 10. Cheri Michael “Puts those Knights to bed. 11. The Sophomores present Pee Wee's Playhouse Hello Dolly HELLO, DOLLY! West Side Auditorium March 26 27, 1987 Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi Ambrose Kemper........... Horace Vandergcldcr...... Ermcngarde............... Cornilius Hackl.......... Barnaby Tucker .......... Irene Molloy............. Minnie Fay .............. Mrs. Rose ............... Rudolph.................. Ernestina ............... Court Judge.............. Court Clerk.............. Directed by.............. Organ ................... Piano.................... . . .. Jennifer Jones Corey Van Skyock . . . . Jay Spradling . . . . Angie Wilcox ..... Kris Jackson .......Matt Curts ......Rosie Farias ...... Dcsi Enicks . . . Paula Williams Jeff Killingbeck Betsy Carpenter ..........Jim Price Shaun Van Skyock .....Fred Prescott J.R. Price . . .. Carolyn Dodd ........Jane Drill Townspeople and Waiters Kim Adcock, Angie Austin. Betsy Carpenter, Heather Cassidy Marcy Dodd, Michelle Hoover, Wendy Mock, Maggie Mote, Barb Neels, Betsy Prescott, Sarah Schcmmcr. Jennifer Sickles, Shaughn Suitts, Beth Thornburg, Matt Brim, Jeff Killingbeck, Harold Lop-er, Dru Mercer, Ross Mullins, Jim Price, Bryan Shepherd, C.W. Speight, Paul Stocksdale, Chad Suitts, Shaun Van Skyock, and Diana Bennet Tickets and Programs: Dcsi Enicks, Harold Lopcr, Stacey McCormick, Kathy Durbin, Dawn Hughes, Mrs. Barb Livingston, and Mr. Prescott Sets and Props: Chad Suitts, C.W. Speight. Jim Price, Kris Jack-son, Jay Spradling, Paul Stocksdale, Mr. Price, Mr. Rick Root, and the Prescott Family Costumes: Jennifer Jones, Betsy Prescott, Sandy Miller (the horse), and Mr. Prescott Light Crew and Stage Crew: Mr. Price, Karen and Eric Bromagem, Damon Drill, Duane Hunt, Penny Bradburn, Josh Spradling, Shaun Van Skyock, Jim Price, Dru Mercer, Chad Suitts, C.W. Speight, Misty Lea, and Rod Bradburn Row 1: Sarah Schcmmcr, Angie Austin, Heather Cassidy, Matt Brim, Shaughn Suitts, Maggie Mote, Beth Thornburg. Row 2: Betsy Carpenter, Harold Lopcr, Paul Stocksdale, C.W. Speight, Jennifer Sickles, Chad Suitts, Wendy Mock. Row 3: J.R Price, Michele Hoover, Rosie Farias, Diane Bennet, Angie Wilcox, Paula Williams, Betsy Prescott. Row 4: Shaun Van Skyock, Dru Mercer, Matt Curts, Kris Jackson, Jennifer Jones Jay Spradling, Jeff Killingbcck, Corey Van Skyock, Jim Price.and Brian Shepherd 1. “Put on your Sunday clothes” advises the cast. 2. Matt Brim joins in. 3. “Holy cabooses sings Matt Curts while Kris Jackson looks on. 4. “Why should the tortured creatures beat around the bush?” 5. “I’ll be waring ribbons down my back,” promises Rosie Farias. 6. “Oh, dear! Oh, my” laments Dcsi Enicks. 7. “Call on Dolly.” 8. The men are convinced that “It takes a woman. 9. Jay plays Uncle Horace. 10. Jennifer Jones and Corey Van Skyock are “Ten minutes late”. 27 ORGANIZATIONS Successus The yearbook staff has a hard and thankless job, but a well-done book is worth the trials and tribulations. Senior staff members Melissa Adkins, Angel Hall, Beth DcBolt, Lynn Gates and Mel Retz have worked hard to put out a memorable book for the class of '87. i i 1. Angel Hall, senior staff member, works on a layout. 2. Beth DeBolt, cheerfully sells Mr. Prescott a yearbook at Oktoberfest. 3. Melissa Adkins, editor, will be sorely missed next year. 4. Melissa Adkins. Mrs. Reed and Lynn Gates work to meet a deadline. 30 Seated: Mrs. Reed, Advisor and Melissa Adkins, editor. Standing: Beth DcBolt, Rhonda Lawrence, Tim Brewer. Shawn Van Skyock, Kathy Adkins, Angel Hall, Lynn Gates. Student Council Student council members are busy and active in many areas. Their work for and with student council begins before school starts and continues after school is finished. This year’s council earned the distinction of being named an honor council by the IASC. Council activities for this year were: Oktoberfest, Homecoming, College Day, Teacher Help Day, Freshmen Orientation, Bike-A-Thon for Community Help Center, International Month, Elections, Variety Show, Christmas convo and decorations. Council was also responsible for a sock hop featuring 50’s music, along with doing things for the elderly and shut ins. 1. Student council members dress for International Week. 2. Jennifer Sickles is a Christmas elf. 3. Corey VanSkyock and Kim Adcock are Homecoming representatives. 4. Student Council broke the winter monotony with cafeteria decorations. 5. Betsy Prescott is very busy on “Teacher Help” day. 6. Tim Brewer and Shaughn Van Skyock are cutely creative on dress-up days. 7. Carrie Mote includes checrlcading in her other activities. 8. Kris Jackson dons his laurel wreath for International Week. 9. Angie Stover does a great job as student body vice-president. 10. The balloon release is a big hit with the student body. Corey VanSkyock, Jay Spradling, Angie Stover, Kim Adcock, Michelle Hoover. Row 2: Stacey Mills, Jennifer Jones, Matt Curts, Betsy Prescott, Rhonda Lawrence. Row 3: Tim Brewer, Matt Oswalt, Karen Lcahcy, Jennifer Sickles, Renee Baker. Row 4: Shaughn Van Skyock, Rhonda Mong, Darcy Thomas, Kris Jackson, Carrie Mote. Row 5: Paul Stocksdale, Don Bradburn. Senior DECA DECA had another busy and productive year with lots of trips. They attended the central region conference in Minneapolis, district elections in Muncie, state officers screening at Carmel, district elections at Delta, state conference at Indianapolis, and the National conference at New Orleans. Other activities included the Christmas Santa-land, the Christmas carry-in dinner, pizza party at CJ’s and the annual employee appreciation dinner at which Wright’s IGA was named the employee of the year. Row 1: Bob Miller, Sharlyn Smith, Rhonda Lawrence, Duane Hunt, Leslie Wogoman, Cheryl Richardson. 2: Michael Wasson. Rob Lykins, Tami Holt, Patrice Prescott, Jeannic Stewart, Tina Stewart. Row 3: Larry LcMaster, Susie Murphcy, Marcie Dodd, Charles Tharp, Tammy Clark. Row 4: Troy Thompson, Tim Wright, Chad Curtner, Rob Pruitt, Mr. Johnson. 1. Rhonda Lawrence and Charles Tharp stock the shelves. 2. Rob Lykins and Tami Holt are homecoming representatives. 3. Frank Farrington helps out at the Teepee. 4. Sharlyn Smith takes her turn at the register. 5. Tammy Clark and Tim Wright welcome the customers. 6. Lisa LcMaster and Teresa Wright give us a wave. 7. The DECA group make some plans. 8. Duane Hunt is DECA president. 9. Larry LeMaster is District 9 President. 10. Tami Holt hangs decorations for the Christmas Santaland. 11. Lisa DcVancy is next years District 9 President. 12. Marcie Dodd washes the store window. JUNIOR DECA: Cheryl Brumley, Jim Melton, Jeff Hines, Stephanie Smith. Row 2: Susie Griffin, Melissa Ashley, Donna Clendenen, Wendy McCarter, Teresa Wright, Toni Smith, Lisa LeMaster, Robb Miller, Genisa Wine. Row 3: Barb Nells, Lisa DeVaney, Rhonda Mong, Tracy Cline, Brent Glidcwell, Heath Bradburn, Rob Martin. Row 4: Terry Durbin. Brian Gard, Bob Hawthorne, T.J. Newbauer, Lyle Pearson, Don-ita Price, Michelle Wright. Deanna Hughes. Row 5: Clint Leaver, Kevin Lawrence, Eric Kridle, Angie Bruss, Kelly Bothast, Amy Prewitt, Jill Buckingham, Jenny Keener. CONTEST WINNERS: Cheryl Brumley, Eric Kridle, Leslie Wogoman, Jim Melton, Lisa LeMaster, Lisa DeVaney, Charles Hall, Teresa Wright, Tracy Cline, T.J. Newbauer, Scott Reagean. KISS is the production studio complete with camera crew and editors that present our show to the community. 1. Glenn Rose and Cheryl Richardson are Senior KISS candidates. 2. Heath Bradburn does a little research for his KISS show. 3. KISS prepares to go “live” with the news by Casey Wymer and Lyle Pearson. 4. Dru Mercer is a KISS “worker”. 5. Jeff Killingbcck is a first year student at U.C. who enjoys his KISS duties. 6. Tina (Schafer) Bolen is an active KISS member. 7. Bryan Sheperd listens attentively to directions. 8. The KISS sign announces all the big events. 9. Jim Price and Glenn Rose puts their KISS skills to work in the play. Row 1: Corey Van Skyock, Jim Price, Jay Spradling, Rhonda Lawrence, Kathy Jackson, Bryan Shepherd, Stacey Mills, Glenn Rose. Row 2: Tracy Rogers, Chris Harter, Lisa LeMastcr, Teresa Wright, Leslie Wogomon, Gnesia Wine, Rosie Farias. Row 3: Susie Murphy, Tina Schafer, Jenny Keener, Renee Baker, Cheryl Richardson, Angie Tccgardcn. Row 4: Dennis Miller, Don Gccsey, Heath Bradburn, Josh Bsrncs, John Holmes, Jeff Killingbcck, Lyle Pearson. TONIGHT I 7-00 MR. GQLDSBE LIVE! Row 1: Mr. Price, Betsy Prescott, Jennifer Powell, Tonya Hutchinson, Stephen Kreidlc, Erin Whitcmack, Eric Heitman, Paul Yoder. Row 2: Diane Bennett, Paul Stocksdalc, Maggie Mote, Andrea Lloyd, Helen Coby, Stan Mills, Kerry Mills. Row 3: Rubin Hernandez, Penny Bradburn, Karen Gentry, C.W. Speight, Chuck Hoover, Corey Wenger, Damon Drill. Row 4: Anita McCarter, Melanie Wantz, Betsy Carpenter, Melissa Adkins, Michelle Hoover, Angie Stover, Chad Snyder. Row 5: Misty Lea, Kathy Adkins, Alice Schoo, Deanna Stover, Jamie Carpenter, Dan Bradburn, Steve Schoo. Row 6: Rod Bradburn, Neil Davis, Darin Cross, Scott Yount, Jamie Neely, Ross Mullins, Chad Estelle. 38 1. Neil Davis and Melissa Adkins are Homecoming representatives. 2. Angie Stover and Michelle Hoover strut their stuff. 3. The band marches for the Homecoming parade. 4. The band performs during a school program. 5. Steve Kreidle and Betsy Carpenter step to the music. 6. The band always adds a lot to spirit during pep sessions. 7. Jamie Carpenter plays during a football game. 39 Chorus and Swing Choir had another fun-filled leaning year under the able direction of Mr. Fred Prescott. The groups sang at many community and school functions and added lots of enjoyment to the proceedings. 1. An important performance is enjoyed by the office staff. 2. The group presents another enjoyable show before the student body. Row 1: Wendy Clark, Melissa, Ashley, Angie Wilcox. Row 2: Sherly Dillon, Matt Curts, Chris Harter. Row 3: Kris Jackson, Susie Griffin, Duke Luster. Row 4: Jennifer Jones. Jay Spradling. 40 Chorus Ensemble: Dawn Hughes, Paula Williams, Harold Loper, Desi Enicks. Katyh Durbin. Absent: Stacey McCormick, Kathy Jackson. Health Careers Health Careers is an organization that is for those students who wish to pursue a career in the health field. I. Jay Spradling, Health Club President is also a member of nhs. 2. Mrs. Wagoner enjoyed her gifts on Nurse’s Appreciation Day. 3. Leslie Wogomon and Michele Hoover also participated in the senior play this year. 4. Stacey Mills and Michele Hoover are Health Club homecoming representatives. Foreign Language The Foreign Language Club once again had a large membership — probably because of the interesting activities planned by Miss Chenoweth and Mrs. Glenn, including their Foreign Language week activities, their Christmas party and the special spring outing to LaTours restaurant. 1. Jim Price and Rosie Farias — Homecoming representatives. 2. Amy Ingle, Toni Holt, and Angie Austin work on their pinatas. 3. Mexico trip was very much enjoyed by: Leslie Wogoman, Lisa DcVaney, Wendy McCarter, Carrie Mote, Mrs. Glenn, Shad Snyder, Paul Williams, Jack Wymcr, and Misty Lea. 4. Karrey Mills dresses for a French assignment? 5. Emuly Stewart gets into it on spirit day. 6. Janncll Austin and Deanna Stover tell Santa what they want. Miss Chenoweth. Rosie Faris, Debbie Runklc, Jennifer Welch, Ann Jones. Row 2: Beth DcBolt, Kathi Lcahcy, Jay Spradling, Glenn Rose. Lisa DeVaney, Genisa Wine, Shaughn Suitts, Nel Retz. Row 3: Jeff Killingbeck, Greg Reed. Chris Klemen, Mary Antrobus. Wcndi Mock, Jennifer Powell, Sherry Michael, Sharlyn Smith, Rhonda Lawrence. Row 4: Misty Taylor, Karen Leahcy, Jennifer Jones, Beth Thornburg, Jennifer Sickles, Andrea Lloyd, Kathi Adkins, Angle Hall. Row 5: Mark Miller, Pat Skiver, Matt Brim, Kris Jackson, Kerry Mills. Row 1: Melissa Adkins, Michelle Hoover, Mary Heitman, Lynn Gates, Angie Stover, Chanin Lizak, Dru Mercer, Jim Price, Stacey Mills, Bryan Shepherd, Corey Van Skyock, Rosie Faris, Mrs. Glenn. Row 2: Kent Johnson, Paul Wilson, Teresa Wright, Carrie Branham, Dawn Reichard, DeAnne Stover, Janell Austin, Tonya Hutchinson, Alice Schoo, Angie Wilcox, Toni Holt. Row 3: Eric Neely, Cathy Cunningham. Gretchen Guinj, Melanie Wantz, Emily Stewart, Misty Lea, Jeff Hines, Brian Caudill, Tim Brewer, Michelle Garee, Amy Ingle. Row 4: Kathleen Wymer, Anita McCarter, Shelly Arnold, Dcsi Enicks, Wendy McCarter, Renee Baker, Danita Price, Carrie Mote, Angie Austin, Sarah Schemmer, Tom Byrum, Chris Fraze. Row 5: Chad Price, John Hill, Shaun VanSkyock, Zach Bolinger, Teresa Price, Sherry Murphey, Deana Hughes, Michelle Wright, Jennifer Welch, Brad Jessup, Matt Good, Erick Williams. Row 6: Shawn Boolman, Jason Welch. John Adlespurger, Steve Schoo, Amy Pruitt, Karen Gardner, Tracey Cline, Sherri Farmer, Debbie Runklc, Chad Snyder, Chuck Hoover, Ann Jones. The Art Club encourages those students who have special artistic abilities and allows them to spend extra time to develop their talents. 1. Wendy McCarter works at her project. 2. Suzanne Bradburn is reclaiming clay. 3. Shaughn Suitts and Bryan Shepherd are art club candidates. Row I: Shaughn Suitts — President, Wendy McCarter — Vice-President, Suzanne Bradburn Treasurer, Christina Ncargardner — Secretary. Row 2: Mrs. Jones — Sponsor, Chris Harter. Karen Gentry, Dcsi Enicks, Jamie Crisman, Sarah Schemmcr. Row 3: Donna Clcn-denin. Michael Bocanegra, Darcy Wenger, Sheila Wolfe, Shannon Wolfe. 44 Leslie Wogomon, Miss Hirsch. Paula Williams, Genisa Wine. Row I: Damon Drill, Bob Bisscll, John Adclspcrgcr, Mr. Leahey. Row 2: Donna Clcndcnin, Wendy McCarter. Desi Enicks, Shaughn Suitts, Leslie Wogomon, Andy Carson, Mike Arnold. Row 3: Heather Lopar, Suzanne Bradburn, Diane Dudley, Zach Bolingcr. Rhonda Mong, Scott Yount. Row 4: Tonia Hutchinson. Alice Schoo, Jennifer Sickles. Betsy Prescott, Don Bradburn, John Hill. Tim Brewer, Ross Mullins, Scott Rcichard. Row 5: Paul Stocksdalc, Angie Austin, Heather Cassity, Jamie Neely. I. Bob Bisscll is a yearbook photographer and a member of the Photography club. 2. Leslie Wogomon is an active OEA member. 3. Scott Rcagcan and Leslie Wogomon — OEA Homecoming representatives. 45 Row 1: Jason Welch, Kris Comer, Rob Bousman, Dru Mercer, Mark Thornburg, Matt Curts. Row 2: Brian Raszkowski, Ron Bolen, Kathy Nunley, Rick Bousman, Quinton Carpenter, Tim Wright, Mr. Welch — Sponsor. Row 3: Jason Macy, Cris Michael, Cris Garrett, Jeff Journay. Row 4: Troy Woodbury, Robb Miller, Rusty Luster. FFA 1. Kathy Nunley is the only girl FFA member. 2. Matt Curts works hard to meet his FFA obligations. 3. Mark Thornburg and Kris Comer serve some to the FFA roasted hog. 4. Lynn Gates and Dru Mercer arc Homecoming representatives. 5. FFA members enjoy going to contest. Row I: Donna Boggs. Jennifer Keener, Paula Williams. Leslie Mills. Sharlyn Smith. Rhonda Lawrence. Row 2: Mrs. Rismiller — Sponsor, Angie Austin, Shaughn Suitts, Toni Smith. Lisa LcMastcr, Teresa Wright. Row 3: Christina Neargardencr, Barbra Gray, Kathy Durbin, Amy Ingle, Debbie Runklc. Future Homemakers of America had a busy year under the leadership of President Paula Williams. Chapter activities included a Pizza stand at Oktoberfest, Hollygrams, a Christmas party, Hearts Day activities and Teacher Brownie day for FHA week, an a teacher appreciation breakfast during American Education Week. Several members attended fall and spring district meetings. Jennifer Keener and Rhonda Lawrence were participants in the State Conference. I. Donna Boggs and Jenny Keener listen carefully! 2. Duane Hunt and Rhonda Lawrence are Homecoming candidates. 3. Paula Williams and Leslie Mills smile for the camera. 4. Rhonda Lawrence, Sharlyn Smith and Mrs. Rismiller serve punch. 5. They all smile! 47 The Bible Club, sponsored by Mrs. Nash, gives the UC students a chance to learn more about and live their religion. I. Jennifer Jones sings at the Christmas convo. 2. l onna Clcndcncn and John Hill sell pretzels at the Oktobcrfcst. Michelle Hoover, vicc-Prcsidcnt. has the honor of pinning Eric Kridlc during NHS induction. 4. Penns Bradburn. Bible Club president, is not pleased to be taken unaware. Paul Stocksdalc is also pleased to be part of NHS. 48 1. Mary Antrobus and Jennifer Sickles entertain the class. 2. Kris Jackson lets his feelings show. 3. Chad Suitts uses a little library time. 4. Misty Taylor gets into it during Spirit Week. 5. Angel Hall shows off her acting ability. 6. Melissa Adkins and Melanie Retz seem to be a little rushed this morning. Row I: Penny Bradburn. Melissa Adkins. Melanie Retz. Row 2: Angie Stover. Shaughn Suitts. Kim Adcock. Carrie Mote. Paula Williams. Leslie Wogomon. Diana Bennett. Karen Gentry. Sharilyn Smith. Rhonda Lawrence. Row 3: Angel Hall. Renee Baker. Andrea Lloyd. Jennifer Welch. Debbie Runklc. Genisa Wine. Matt Brim. Cheryl Brumlcy. Row 4: Bill Stumf, Melinda Nuckols. Tonya Hutchinson. Alice Schoo. Chad Suitts. C.W. Speight. Don Bradburn. Row 5: Lyle Pearson. Betsy Carpenter. Jennifer Sickles. DcAnna Stover. Angie Wilcox. Jennifer Powell. Mary Antrobus. Kris Jackson. Row 6: Suzanne Bradburn. Jami Crisman, Traci Bent ., Karen Leahey. Misty Taylor. Cheryl Richardson. Patrice Prescott. Ann Jones. Row 1: Dcric Ressler, Jim Price, Bryan Shepherd, Sherry Murphey. Row 2: Mr. Hinshaw, Scott Reagen, Glenn Rose. Dru Mercer, Melissa Adkins. Stacey Mills, Corey Van Skyock. Row 3: Mel Retz, Shaughn Suitts, Paula Williams, Michelle Hoover, Carrie Mote, Teresa Price, Donita Price. Row 4: Curtis Cox, Jay Spradling, Jennifer Jones, Beth Thornburg, Darrin Cross, Scott Addington, Brian Caudill. Row 5: Beth DeBolt, Matt Curts, Kathie Leahey, Lynn Gates, Tim Brewer. Mary Heitman, Sherry Farmer, Jennifer Welch. Row 6: Todd Buckingham, Duane Hunt, Aaron Apple-gate, TJ. Newbauer, Terry Durbin, Greg Reed. Row 1: Dr. Ann Butler, Jeff Killingbeck, John Hill, Penny Bradburn, Melissa Adkins, Angie Stover, Melanie Retz, Dave Harshman, Ann Jones. Row 2: Darin Cross, Greg Reed, Chris Kleman, Cheryl Brumlcy, Kris Jackson. Row 3: Paul Stocksdale, Sherry Murphy, Tim Brewer. Shaun VanSkyock, Kerry Mills, Russ Brim. Row 4: Damon Drill, Shawn Boolman. ABSENT: Mr. Leahey, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Black, Mr. Nash and Mrs. Austin. I. Melissa Adkins, Cheryl Brumley, and Glenn Rose prepare for the competition. 2. Bryan Shepherd ponders his study sheet over a cup of coffee. 3. Kris Jackson, Angie Stover, Michelle Hoover, Chris Klemcn concentrate on their answers. 4. Chris Klemen tells Cheryl Brumley all about it! Academic Competition Academic competition teams in English, Fine Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and All-Around competed at three levels of competition this year. The Eastern Indiana Academic League was formed in the spring of 1986 to give schools an opportunity to have local meets. Union City Community, Hagerstown, Centerville, Union County, Lincoln, Winchester, Monroe Central, Tri, and Union of Modoc participated in three meets during the year. Union City teams did well competing and brought home first and second ribbons from each meet. In March, the teams went to Jay County for an invitational meet which gave the teams practice for the state meets. The Hoosier Academic Super Bowl, sponsored by the Indiana Committee for Excellence in Education, was conducted on a regional level first. Teams winning top places in their school classification went on to Indianapolis for the state finals. Union City Community High School qualified two teams in the Richmond regional meet. The Fine Arts team and the All-Around team competed at Decatur Central High School in Indianapolis on May 9. The Fine Arts team received third place in the class four state competition. The All-Around team received fourth place. Students spent many hours of preparation and study for the various competitions. This year’s state topic was “Romance and Revolution, 1750-1870.” 51 Bus Barn M.A.C.C. 1. Muncie Area Career Center: Matt Jessup, Jodi Barga, Absent: Melinda Hutchinson, Shea Bailey. 2. Bus Bam: Todd Clear, Kelly Shannon, Scott Grimes. Row 2: Mr. Apple-gate, Mike Carpenter, Andy Ingle, Scan Hill, Absent: Curtis Cox. From top left: Melissa Adkins, Besty Prescott, Angie Stover, Matt Oswalt, Jay Spradling, Matt Curts, Carrie Mote, Rhonda Lawrence, Melanie Rctz, Renee Baker, Kris Jackson, Diana Bennett, Michele Hoover, Kim Adcock. Row I: Susie Griffin, Melissa Ashley, Donna Clendenin, Desi Enicks, Shannon Wolfe, Marcy Dodd. Row 2: Karen Gardener, Angie Teegardcn, Shaughn Suitts, Tina Stewart, Kim Adcock, Jami Crissman. Row 3: Lynn Gates, Leslie Mills, Ann Jones, Suzanne Bradbum, Kathy Durbin. Cadet Teaching Who’s Who 1. Angie Teegarden studies up on the subject. 2. Santa visits Michele Hoover. 3. Lynn Gates lights her candle at the NHS induction. 4. Diana Bennett accepts her congratulations from Mr. Huddleston. 49 Seated from left: Mel Retz, Jennifer Welch, Genisa Wine, Debbie Runklc, Amy Ingle, Shaughn Suitts, Wendy Clark. Standing: Melinda Nuckols, Brent Glidewell, Paula Williams, Diane Motto. 54 Row 1: Dave Harshman, Beth DeBolt, Beth Thornburg, Stephine Smith, Jcannie Stewart, Angel Hall, Mrs. Reed. Row 2: Chris Michael, Bob Miller, Shawn Boolman, Tim Brewer, Shaun VanSkyock. Row 3: Cherie Michael, Melissa Adkins, Melanie Retz, Lynn Gates. Library and AV workers play a very important part in making things run smoothly. I. Stephanie Smith prepares to roll up her sleeves and assist Bob Miller and Dave Harshman in putting magazines away. 2. Tom Brewer and Shaun VanSkyock use a little study time. 3. Jeannie Stewart has a friendly smile to welcome students. 4. Students, including Mark Miller, enjoyed the clever library door decorations. Row 1: Jason Welch, Shaun VanSkyock, Tim Brewer, Eric Neeley. Row 2: Bob Miller, Stacey Mills. Dave Harshman. Row 3: Shawn Boolman. Office Workers 1. Mary Heitmann prepares to report to work in the office. 2. Paula Williams is a conscientious worker. 3. Chad Estlc and Shaughn Suitts enjoy their office duties. 4. Yolanda Medina works the ever-fickle copy machine. 5. Chris Kleman is a second semester office worker. Row 1; Paula Williams, Rhonda Mong, Mary Heilman, Kathi Lcahey, Chad Estlc Row 2; Kim Pruitt, Lisa Devaney, Angie Bruss, Deanna Hughes, Angie Stover FACULTY Faculty Dedicated Union City residents and students consider themselves very fortunate to have such a uniquely dedicated and able faculty and staff. Each caring member of the educational team strives to do his or her best, whether it be figuring finances or supervising a dance. The warm, caring (and fun-loving) faculty make U.C. the best place to be! Mr. Eugene Huddleston, School Superintendent School Board Members: Bottom: Jim Davis, Pat Good. Standing: Kent Thornburg, Joe Snyder, James Adcock. 58 And Staff And Able — Custodians: Lloyd (Andy) Geesy, Karen Hersberger, Ralph Stewert, Jr. Cashier: Loanna Chenoweth Cafeteria Staff: Barbara Edwards, Marge Bailey. Linda Hylton, Judy Hindsley, Janice Fisher (head nutritionist) 59 Jane McGill and Barb Livingston “Behind every successful man . Mr. Goldsberry and both Mrs. Goldsberrys attend The Oktoberfest. Mrs. Good divides her time between guidance and the library. Mr. Clear is in charge of our K.I.S.S. program. Mrs. Butler teaches English, and is also in charge of our gifted and talented program. Miss Chcnoweth teaches French and World History. Mr. Hinshaw, our biology teacher, participates in a dress-up day. Miss Lindley seems to enjoy her first year at U.C.C.H.S. Mr. Lcahcy, in his extra-curricular duties as Student Council sponsor, spends a lot of time on the telephone. Mrs. Motto, our new guidance counselor, enjoys the tasty school lunches. Mrs. Nash teaches geometry, algebra, and physics. Mr. Noffsinger takes a break from his driver's training duties for a snack. Mr. Nash ponders over a biology problem. Mr. Price, in his first year as U.C. band director, really enjoys talking to Santa. Mr. Welch teaches vocational ag, is a 4-H leader and helps with science fair projects. Mrs. Rismillcr lectures to her sewing class. Mr. Root, our industrial arts teacher, gears up for a Saturday football game. Mr. Webster, our returning math teacher, prepares to assume his extra-curricular duties with the football team. Mr. Schmidt, with his ever present coffee cup. pauses outside the K.I.S.S. supply room. 66 Our unique and unmatched faculty had a busy and productive year. In addition to their teaching duties, they coached, sponsored clubs, supervised various school activities and sporting events, served on committees, and helped out wherever needed. The new academic competition team practices stole extra hours, and it was once again North Central evaluation time. There were some fun times, too, however. Mr. Welch upheld UCCHS honor by winning the goat milking contest during the Winchester ballgamc. Mr. Drill did his best to eat a whole pan of FFA sausage, and the faculty showed their spirit by coming to school with “bells on” December 22nd and 23rd when the whole county was out of school for vacation. Teacher appreciation day in April came as welcome relief as NHS members were assigned to teachers to help them catch up. Rolls and juice were served in the decorated teacher’s workroom and a red rose graced each desk. A scavenger hunt quickly turned into frenzied competition and teachers and “helpers” scoured the building (and elsewhere) for needed items. Rash promises were made (“— a diploma for a rabbit’s foot!”) and there were unproved accusations of thievery. Mr. Nash won under strong protest from Mrs. Reed, Mr. Goldsberry and Mr. Leahey. The rapport between students and faculty is great here at UC. The NHS members shared some of their thoughts with the faculty on Teacher Appreciation Day, and one member wrote, “I believe a teacher has to be a fine person before he can be a strong and purposeful instructor. All of the teachers here arc fine examples of kindhearted people who would be able to excel in anything they do. Most of all, I feel that our teachers are friends, almost family. They have all received our respect, as well as our trust.” CLASSES Freshmen This years freshmen class got off to a good start on their high school journey. They enthusiastically joined in school activities and produced a fine float for Homecoming with the theme of “The Bulldogs are All Washed Up”. Their successful magazine sales in the spring also proved this class to be an ambitious one as they exceeded their sales goal and added some much needed cash to the class treasury. OFFICERS: Wendy Mock, Secretary; Matt Brim, President; Emily Stewart, Treasurer; Darcy Thomas, Vice-President. Mr. Hinshaw, Class Sponsor. Chris Addington Richard Addington, III Mary Antrobus James Ashley Janell Austin Tracy Bentz Bill Biser Michael Bocanegra Jason Bradburn Matt Brim Chad Boolman Rick Bousman Tom Byrum Betsy Carpenter Jamey Carpenter Quinton Carpenter Nicole Clear Helen Coby Mel Cox Andy Curts Scott Delong Danny Enis Chris Fraze Eddie Fulk Kyle Good Matt Good Eric Heitmann Chuck Hoover Rita Horning Tonya Hutchinson Brad Jessup Kent Johnson Jeff Journay Stephen Kridle Becky Lawrence 70 ho m s Misty Lea Karen Leahey Shane LeMaster Harold Loper Verlin Luster Jason Macy Nathan Marsh Anita McCarter Stacy McCormick Cheri Michael Chris Michael Mark Miller Stanton Mills Wendy Mock Nikki Moland Rod Moneysmith Eric Neely Kathy Nunley Matt Oswalt Jennifer Powell Betsy Prescott Jeremy Rains Dawn Reichard Tracy Riser Scott Rush Alice Schoo Tammy Seiber Jennifer Sickels Pat Skiver Chad Snyder Kathleen Snyder C.W. Speight David Spillman Emily Stewart DeAnna Stover Bill Stumpff Chad Suitts Mike Suttles Misty Taylor Darcy Thomas Melanie Wantz Jeanne Welch Corey Wenger Darcy Wenger Erin Whitenack Angie Wilcox Erick Williams Gary Williams Paul Wilson Dale Wise Sheila Wolfe Kevin Wright Billy Wymer Paul Yoder 71 Remember . . .? Sophomores The class of ’89 began the year by enthusiastically participating in Homecoming. Powder-puff participants and male cheerleaders represented the class well as did the float with the theme “Flush Those Bulldogs . Oktobcrfest brought more fun than money with a sponge throw and a cane toss booth. Christmas “cheers” came when the Sophomores won first place in the door-decorating contest. “Pee Wee’s Play-House was the skit chosen by the class to send the basketball team off to try for a sectional victory. Sophomore Class Officers: Sponsor Miss Lindley, Maggie Mote; Darrin Cross; Beth Thornburg; Jennifer Jones Scott Addington John Adclsberger Kathy Adkins Brian Alexander Michele Arnold Mike Arnold Angie Austin Robert Bissell Donna Boggs Zach Bolinger Shawn Boolman Don Bradburn Suzanne Bradburn Carrie Branham Tim Brewer Heather Byrum Andy Carson Heather Casssity Brian Caudell Kendra Coby Jami Crisman Cathy Cunningham Darin Cross Damon Drill Diane Dudley Kathy Durbin Larry Ehlers Chad Estle Brad Gard Michelle Garee Adam Garland Chris Garrett Barbara Gray Gretchen Guinn Travis Guinn 74 Toni Holt Leona Holmes Dawn Hughes Eric Hunley Terry Hunley Amy Ingle Kris Jackson Eric Johnson Jennifer Jones Andrea Loyd Dawn Loper Eric Luster Lisa Maloy Tracy McLaughlin Lisa Mills Kerry Mills Maggie Mote Ross Mullins Tony Neal Jame Neeley Crisann Norris Angie Nottinigham Jerry Partin Chad Price Kim Pruitt Scott Reichard Sarah Schemmer Steve Schoo Beth Thornburg Carrie Torres Shaun VanSkyock Casey Vincent Jason Welch Cristi Wisner Dee Wiist Brian Witt Joey Wray Fred Wright Jack Wymer Scott Yount 75 Remember? . . . -x' The Junior Class of 1988 had a very spirited and busy year. The homecoming float received a solid second place finish but the girls powder puff team was number one overall. The Oriental prom theme was developed over a four month period that evolved into a night of beauty and excitement. The Spirit and commitment demonstrated during their Junior year will serve them well as they prepare for their final year at U.C.C.H.S. Junior Class Officers: Paul Stocksdale; Mr. Root: Sponsor; Sherry Murphy; Mr. Lacey: Sponsor; Wendy McCarter Aaron Applegate Melissa Ashley Renee Baker Jody Barga Josh Barnes Kelly Bothast Heath Bradburn Rod Bradburn Russ Brim Cheryl Brumley Angie Bruss Jill Buckingham Todd Buckingham Todd Clear Donna Clendenin Tracey Cline Kris Comer Matt Curts Lisa Devaney Terry Durbin Desiree Enicks Sherri Farmer Mike Fulk Brian Gard Karen Gardner Don Geesy James Gentry Brent Glidewell Susie Griffin Scott Grimes Bobby Hawthorne John Hill Sean Hill Jeff Hines Deanna Hughes 78 Andy Ingle Matthew Jessup Scott Kadinger Jennifer Keener Jeff Killingbeck Christina Klcman Eric Kridle Kevin Lawrence Clint Leaver Lisa LeMaster Rusty Luster Rob Martin Wendy McCarter Robert McCormick Jim Melton Todd Mendenhall Dennis Miller Robb Miller Ronda Mong Carrie Mote Sherry Murphy Christa Neargarder Barb Neels T.J. Newbauer Frankie Nunez Lyle Pearson Amy Prewitt Danita Price Teresa Price Greg Reed Tracey Rogers Debbie Runkel Kelly Shannon Stephanie Smith Toni Smith Paul Stocksdale Angie Teegarden Jim Thornburg Mark Thornburg Mike Vaughn Karen Villasenor Jennifer Welch Shawn Wiist Genisa Wine Michelle Wright Teresa Wright Casey Wymer 79 Remember? . . . Seniors 87 The Senior Class had a very successful year as they won the float competition at Homecoming and the canned food drive at Christmas. The class mischieviously hid their canned goods in the giant kiss in the foyer which went along with the song they made up “We Wish You a Merry Kissmas.” They also were very useful as they sponsored a car wash during Oktoberfest and the annual blood draw, which the seniors always anticipate with great delight (terror). Many seniors added more prestige to the class as they excelled on the new academic competition teams this year. It was not all work however. Senior seminar took a spring trip to Union Station, while the entire class enjoyed their “educational” trip to Dayton. The class also had an official senior party with their parents that was a great success. A great year for the great class of 87! Class Officers: Jay Spradling, Rosie Farias, Bryan Shepherd, Melissa Adkins, Mr. Schmidt — Sponsor. Kim Adcock: National Honor Society 3. 4 — Secretary; Foreign Language Club I, 2. 3: Library Assistant I. 2; Senior Class Play 4; Who's Who 3. 4 — President; Hoosicr Girl’s State 4; Yearbook Staff 2. 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Student Council 3. 4 — Secretary; Cadet Teaching 3. 4; Randolph County Youth Salute. Melissa Adkins: National Honor Society 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pcpband I. 2. 3. 4; Auxiliary Corps I; Agape Bible Club I; Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3. 4; Library Assistant 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; S A D D. 2, 3. 4 President; Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4 F.ditor; Class Treasurer I. 2, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball Statistician 3. 4; Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4 — All County I. 2. 3; All Conference I. 3; Lcttcrman’s Club I. 2. 3. 4; Academic Competition 4; Randolph County Youth Salute; Optimist Club Student of the Month 4 Melanie (Adkins) Retz: Foreign l anguage Club I. 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant 3. 4; Guidance Help 4; Senior Class Play 4; S.A D.D. 3, 4 — Vice-President; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Secretary I; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I; Cheerleader I; Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3.4; Student Council 2. 3. Academic Competition. 4. Joe Arnold: Basketball I. Bus Barn 3. 4. Shea Bailey: IA Club I. 2; MACC 3. 4 Diana Bennett: National Honor Society 4. Band I. 2. 3; Pcpband I. 2. 3; Chorus I. 2; Swing Choir 2. 3; Foreign Language Club I, 4; School Musical I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Who's Who 4; Class Secretary 2; Basketball Mgr I, 2; Lcttcrman’s Club 4. 82 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Ray Bolen: Art Club 2, 3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; IA Club. Rob Bousman: FFA 1,2, 3,4 — Secretary; Guidance Help 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4. Penny Bradbum: National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pepband 1,2, 3, 4; Agape Bible Club 2, 3, 4 — President; School Musical 2, 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Health Careers 3, 4 — Secretary; Academic Competition Competition 4. Mike Carpenter: M.A.C.C. 3; Bus Barn 4. Tammy Clark: DECA 4; KISS. Wendy Clark: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Guidance Help 4; School Musical 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Drama Club 4. Curtis (Cox) Meeks troth: Cross Country 4; Track 3, 4; Bus Barn 3, 4. Chad Curtner: DECA 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; A-V Assistant 3; School Musical 2; Randolph County Youth Salute; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4. Neil Davis: Pepband 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1; School Musical 2; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Golf 1. Beth DcBolt: National Honor Society 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Randolph County Youth Salute. Sheryl Dillon: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Swing Choir 4; Foreign Language Club 1; DECA 3; School Musical 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Drama 4; 4-H 1. Marcy Dodd: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Agape Bible Club 1; DECA 3, 4; School Musical 2, 3, 4; 4-H I. 83 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Rosie Farias: National Honor Society 3. 4; Auxiliary Corps 1. 2. 3; Swing Choir 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4 Vice-President; Office Help 4; Guidance Help 3; School Musical I. 2. 3, 4; Class Secretary 3. 4; Prom Queen; Homecoming Candidate 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3; Tennis 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4; KISS 2. 3; l.ctterman's Club; Student Council I; Mardi Gras Queen Candidate. Rosie was crowned Miss Indiana National Teen-Ager in April of her Junior Year. She participated in the national finals in Orlando. Florida in August and placed as one of the 16 finalists. Frank Farrington: Senior Class Play 4; Cross Country 3. Kathy Flcsher: Auxiliary Corps I. 2; An Club 4; MACC 3. Lynn Gates: National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant I. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2. 3.4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 1.4; Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1. 2; Cheerleader I. 2. 3; Letter-man’s Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Cadet Teaching 4. Karen (Gentry) Bromagem: Pepband I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3; Swing Choir 3. 4; Art Club 4; FFA 2; School Musical 2. 3. 4; 4-H I. 2. 3. 4. Sherri Gordon: Chorus I. 2. 3; Foods I, 2. 3. Angel Hall:Chorus I, 2; Swing Choir 2. 3; Agape Bible Club I. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant 4; School Musical 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Drama 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Health Careers 4. Dave Harshman: National Honor Society 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2; A-V Assistant 3. 4; Library Assistant 4; Academic Competition. Chris Harter: Chorus I. 2. 3; Swing Choir 4; Art Club 4; Foreign l.anguage Club I; S.A.D.D. 4; KISS 4 Mary Heitmann: Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Office Help 2. 3. 4; Volleyball I. 2. 3, 4 All-county, All-Conference; Track I. 2. 3. 4 All-Conference; Cheerleader 3; l.ctterman's Club 2, 3. 4. Rubin Hernandez: Pepband 1. 2. 3. 4; Band I, 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2; FFA 4; Track I; Homecoming Candidate 4. John Holmes: Art Club 2; Wrestling 2. 84 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Phil Homes: Football I. 2; Wrestling I. 2; Track I, 2. Tami Holt: Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3. 4; Guidance Help 2. 3; Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Letterman's Club I. 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. Michele Hoover National Honor Society 3. 4 — Vice President; Pepband I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2, 3. 4 — Drum Majorette: Agape Bible Club I. 2, 3 — Secretary. 4 Vice President; Foreign language Club I. 2. 3. 4; School Musical 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis I, 2. 3.4; Basketball 1. 2.3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3.4; Health Careers 2. 3.4; Letterman's Club 1.2. 3. 4; Student Council 1.2, 3.4; 5. A.D.D. 3. 4; Youth Salute 4; Academic Competition 4; Photography Club 4. Duane Hunt: DECA 3. 4 President; Office Help 3: Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I, 2; Wrestling I. 2. 3, 4; Tennis I. 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3. 4 Melinda Hutchison: Foreign Language Club 1.2, 3, 4; Guidance Help 3. 4; Prom Candidate 3; Volleyball I. 2; Gymnastics 1. 2; Cheerleader I. 2. Kathy Jackson: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; KISS 3. 4. Ann Jones: National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant I; Office Help 2. 3: Guidance Help 3; Cadet Teacher 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Youth Salute 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Academic Competition 4. Rhonda Lawrence: National Honor Society 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4 — Treasurer; Library Assistant 3: S.A.D.D 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; KISS 4; FHA 2. 3. 4 — Project Chairperson; Who’s Who 4; Student Council 4; Tec Pee Store Manager 4. Kathi Leahey: Band I; Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3. 4; Office Help 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Gymnastics I, 2; Track I. 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2; Letterman's Club I. 2, 3. 4. Larry LcMaster: DECA 3.4; District 9 — President 4; Wrestling 1,2; KISS 3; Letterman's Club 1.2. 3.4; IA Club I. 2.3. 4. Chanin Lizak: Art Club 3; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Gymnastics Manager 2; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4; Drama Club 4; School Mascot 4. Rob Lykins: Foreign Language Club I. DECA 4; Guidance Help I. 2. 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 2, 3; Homecoming King 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball I; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Letterman's Club 3. 4. 85 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 86 Yolanda Medina: Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 2; Office Help 1, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 4. Ray Mendenhall: Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 4; MACC 3; Yearbook Staff 1. Dru Mercer: Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 — President; School Musical 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice-President; KISS 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Mascot 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4. Bob Miller: DECA 3, 4; FFA 4; A-V Assistant 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3; IA Club 4. Leslie Mills: Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cadet Teacher 2, 3, 4; KISS 4; FHA 2, 3 — Reporter, 4 — Historian; Randolph County Youth Salute. Stacey Mills: Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3, 4; A-V Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3, 4; KISS 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Student Council 4. Susie Murphy: DECA 3, 4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2; KISS 3, 4. Barb (Norris) Charles: Auxiliary Corps 1, 2; Pepband 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; S.A.D.D. 3. Jason Patterson: Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; KISS 4. Patrice Prescott: Foreign Language Club 1; DECA 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Wrestling Manager 3. Rob Prewitt: DECA 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; KISS 3; IA Club 1, 3, 4. Jim Price: National Honor Society 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Musical 2, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Class Treasurer 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; KISS 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3,4; Academic All-State Football Team 4. Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Jeff Pugh: DECA 3; Metals Club Scott Reagan: DECA 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Tennis 2. 3.4: Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4. Deric Rosier Senior Class Play — Stage Manager 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4 — All Conference; Basketball I, 2; Wrestling 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4. Cheryl Richardson DECA 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 1.3.4; Track 1.4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; KISS 3.4; Letterman's Club 3. 4; SADD 4 Glenn Rose: National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1.2. 3.4; Office Help 3; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football I; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 3. 4; Track 1.2.3.4; K ISS 4; Letterman's Club 2. 3.4; Academic Competition 4. Aaron Schafer: Foreign Language Club I. 2; Senior Class Play 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Tennis I, 2, 3; Letterman's Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Tina (Shafer) Bolen: Senior Class Play 4; KISS 4; Drama Club 3. Bryan Shepherd National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3. 4; School Musical 2, 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Academic Competition 4. Class President 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; KISS 3. 4; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4. Sharlyn Smith: Foreign Language Club 1.2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4; Office Help I. 2. 3; Senior Class Play 4; FHA I, 2. 3. 4. Suzanne Snyder: National Honor Society 3. 4; Pepband I, 2; Band 1. 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Guidance Help 2. 3. 4; School Musical 2. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Youth Salute 3; Prom Candidate 3; Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4 — All County. All Conference; Track 2; Gymnastics 1.2; Basketball 3. 4; Cheerleader 2; Letterman's Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1. Jay Spradling: National Honor Society 3. 4; Band 1; Swing Choir 2. 3,4; Bible Club I; Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3.4; Guidance Help 2. 3; School Musical I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Academic Competition 4; Class Vice-President 2. 4; K ISS 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Golf 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Health Careers 1. 2. 3. 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4. David Stewart: Foreign Language Club I; A-V Assistant 4; Library Assistant 4; IA Club 2, 3. 4; Bus Barn 3. 4. 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Jeannic Stewart: Foreign Language Club 1; DECA 3. 4. Library Assistant 4; Office Help 3; KISS 3. Tina Stewart: Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3, 4; Library Assistant I; Guidance Help 2, 3. 4; FH A 2; Cadet Teacher 4. Angie Stover: National Honor Society 3. 4 President; Pepband 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Bible Club I, 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant 3; Office Help 4; Senior Class Play 4; Jazz Band 2. 3; SADD 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Vice-President I. 3: Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I; Basketball I; Student Council I. 2. 3. 4 — Vice-President; Photography Club 4; Academic Competition 4. Shaughn Suitts: Art Club 4 President; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Guidance Help 3. 4; FHA 4; School Musical 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cadet Teacher 4; Mardi Gras Candidate 4; Youth Salute 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 4 — President; SADD 4 Charles Tharp: DECA 4; Senior Class Play 4. Corey VanSkyock: Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant I, 2; School Musical 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Candidate 3; KISS 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Cross Country 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1.2, 3.4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club I. 2. 3. 4; Student Council I. 2, 3, 4 — President; Academic Competition 4; Indiana Association of Student Council's Representative. Michael Wasson: Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3, 4; Office Help I. 2. 3; Prom King 4; Homecoming Candidate I, 4; Cross Country I; Tennis 2; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball I. 2, 3, 4 All County. All Conference; Letterman’s Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Paula Williams: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 2. 3; Foreign Language Club 1; OEA 4; Office Help 2. 3.4; Guidance Help 4; School Musical I. 2. 3. 4; FHA I. 2. 3. 4 President; Youth Salute 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball I. 2. 3; Track 1. 2; Volleyball Manager 2; Letterman’s Club 2. 3. 4. Leslie Wogomon: Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3. 4; OEA 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cadet Teacher 2. 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; KISS 4; Health Careers 3. 4; Photography Club 4; SADD 4 Shannon Wolfe: Chorus 1; Art Club I. 2. 4; Drill Team 2; SADD 4 Troy Woodbury: FFA 4; Library Assistant 2; Basketball 2. Tim Wright: DECA 3. 4; FFA I. 2. 3. 4; Football 2; KISS 3; Metals Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 88 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES UNION CITY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1987 7:00 P.M. E.S.T. Prelude............................... UCCHS Band Procession — “Pomp and Circumstance” .... Band Invocation ..........................Suzanne Snyder Welcome ..............Salutatorian, Melissa Adkins Class Presentation....... Class of 87 Mr. Clear Introduction of Speaker........Tina (Shafer) Bolen Speaker......................................Marsha Blair Presentation of Awards and Certification of graduates..........Principal, Tom Goldsberry Presentation of Diplomas Supt. Eugene Huddleston School Board President, Mr. James L. Adcock Charge to Class..........Principal, Tom Goldsberry Presidential Remarks.......................... Brian Shepherd Farewell...................Valedictorian, Jim Price Candle Lighting Ceremony............Class of 1987 Benediction ................Barbara (Norris) Charles Recessional — “Fanfare Recessional”.........Band Class Colors Royal Blue White Class Flower White Rose Class Motto The past is our heritage The present our responsibility The future our challenge! 3 1. Thank you, God, for two bundles of joy — Two little girls instead of a boy. As the years have come and gone, we're the lucky ones. Double expense — this is true, but double the joy and double the love, too! We’re very proud of both of you! Love. Mom and Dad 2. Congratulations, Good Luck. Best Wishes to Wendy and her fellow classmates. May the road ahead be a happy and prosperous one. Paul and Janet Hartzell 3. Good Luck, Jay and the Class of 1987. Love, Jim, Trish, and Josh Spra-dling 4. We love you and we’re proud of you, Rosita! Good Luck to the Class of 1987. Mr. Mrs. Emilio Farias Jr. 5. Sheryl Dillon — You were the first to come and now you are the first to go and you will always be first in our hearts. Love, Mom and Dad. 4 92 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors ’87 Seniors ’87 Seniors ’87 Seniors ’87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 SPORTS FOOTBALL: PUNT PASS “United Indian Pride” finished the 1986 season with a 4-6 season record. All four victories were significant for the tribe. The Indians defeated crosstown rival Mississinawa Valley in the season opener and won their second opener and won their second consecutive Homecoming by defeating T.E.C. foe Centerville for the first time in 12 years!! An experienced defense led by All-Conference linebacker Rob Bousman and All-Conference defensive tackle Deric Resler, held the opponent to an average of 18 points a game. Coach Welch is looking forward to the return of a very young, but potentially talented backfield led by leading rusher Nathan Marsh. 1. Indian defense is tough. 2. Tackle!! 3. The Indians celebrate a victory!! 4. Todd Buckingham is off to the races. Varsity and Reserve: Row I: Stacey Mills. Dru Mercer. Jim Price. Deric Rosier. Rob Bousman. Chad Curtner, Rob Lykins. Row 2: Managers: Harold Loper and Brian Whitt. Scott Grimes. Matt Curts. Greg Reed. Rob Bradburn. TJ. Newbauer. Todd Buckingham. Josh Barnes. Rob Miller, Brent Glidewell. Matt Jessup. Larry Ehlcrs. and Manager Don Gcesy. Row 3: Coaches. Tim Welch and Steve Hinshaw. Rod Moncysmilh. Rusty Luster. Jason Welch. Casey Vincent. Brian Alexander. Andy Ingle. Nathan Marsh. Chad Estcl. Jerry Parton, Brian Caudell, Manager Dennis Miller. Coaches Jim Webster and Rick Root. Row 4: Mike Suttles. Chris Michael. Dan Enis, Eric Heitmann, Michael Bocanegra. Eric Williams. Brad Jessup. Gary Williams. Eric Luster. Matt Oswalt. David Spillman. Mark Miller, Pat Skiver. Darrin Cross. Jeff Journey. KICK ... TOUCHDOWN ... FIELD COAL ft 1. Senior football players and Coach Welch. 2. Casey Vincent drops back to pass. 3. The Indians run the ball up the middle. 4. Rob Lykins carries the ball up field. 5. Todd Buckingham runs the ball for a few yards. 6. The Indians ride high in the Homecoming parade. 7. Jim Price punts the football. VOLLEYBALL: BUMP The 1986 volleyball team enjoyed its best season ever, with a record of 17 wins and 5 losses. The Indians won the Winchester Invitational, the Union City Invitational, and were Tri-Eastern Conference Co-Champions. Much of their success can be contributed to the leadership and performance of the six seniors on the team. Mary Heitmann, Suzanne Snyder, and Tami Holt were named to the Randolph County volleyball team: and Suzanne and Mary were also named to the Tri-Eastern Conference team. Mary Heitmann was voted most valuable player by her teammates. The reserve volleyball team finished with a 5-12 record. They showed steady improvement after a shaky 0-6 start. Varsity: Row 1: Cheryl Brumley, Shaughn Suitts, Lynn Gates, Sherri Farmer, Tami Holt, Manager Melissa Adkins. Row 2: Danita Price, Teresa Price, Suzanne Snyder. Mary Heitmann. Cheryl Richardson, and Coach Jane Fulton. 1. Shaughn Suitts prepares for the set. 2. Tami Holt drops to her knees to save the ball. 3. The team does an excellent job on coverage!!! Reserve: Row 1: Manager. Michelle Hoover, Helen Coby, Becky Lawrence, Jancl Austin. Angie Austin, Sara Schemmer, Row 2: Coach Karen Georgi, Misty Taylor. Beth Thornburg, Jennifer Jones, Heather Cassity. Jennifer Welch, Toni Holt. 1. Sherri Farmer serves the ball for an ace. 2. Cheryl Richardson jumps for the spike. 3. Danila Price awaits the serve. 4. Suzanne Snyder is an excellent spiker. 5. Teresa Price bumps the ball. 6. Mary Heitmann was voted MVP!! 7. Teamwork is the key to success!! TENNIS: SLICE VOLLEY The girls’ tennis team had a rough season this year without any wins to show for their hard work. They show lots of promise for the 1988 season after a year of construction. Beth DeBolt was the 1 singles player this year and freshman Alice Schoo was named MVP. I. Shaughn Suitts returns the ball. 2. Beth DeBolt was the 1 singles player this year. 3. Rosie Farias gets ready for the serve. 4. Michelle Hoover serves an ace! 5. Alice Schoo was named MVP! 6. Teresa Price is a promising junior. Row 1: Genissa Wine, Karen Villasenor, Rosie Farias, Michelle Hoover, Shaughn Suitts. Yolanda Medina. Beth DeBolt. and Alice Schoo. Row 2: Coach Marilyn Kirwin, Teresa Price, Michelle Wright, Danita Price, Tonya Hutchison. Deanna Hughes. Angie Austin, Carrie Mote, Beckie Lawrence, Rhonda Mong, Wendy Mock, Maggie Mote, Wendy McCarter, and Kathy Adkins. TENNIS. SERVE ... VOLLEY ... BACKERS The 1986-1987 boys tennis team finished the year with a 4-6 record and 2-4 in the conference. The teams line ups consisted mainly of eight players. Scott Reagan, Duane Hunt, Bobby Hawthorne, and Steve Schoo who were the top four singles players, with Jay Spradling and Aaron Applegate playing number one doubles. Sophomores Shaun Van Skyock and Zach Bolinger rounded out the line up in the number two doubles position. Duane Hunt captured the MVP honors for the Indians this year and junior Russ Brim won this year’s reserve tournament. 1. The team lines up for their awards. 2. Jay Spradling has a few important words to say. 3. Mrs. “K“ and the seniors. Row I: Coach Mrs. Kirwin, Scott Reagan, Jay Spradling, Duane Hunt. Row 2: Steve Schoo, Bobby Hawthorne, Aaron Applegate, Russ Brim. Row 3: Zach Bolinger, Shaun Van Skyock, Kerry Mills, Ross Mullins. Row 4: Jack Wymer, John Adelspergcr, Chad Suitts, Matt Brim. 105 GIRLS' BASKETBALL: DRIBBLE ... PASS The 1986-87 Union City Lady Indians had a tough season this year, finishing with 4 wins and 12 losses. Excellent performances by Sherri Farmer and Cheryl Richardson earned them positions on the All-County team, as well as sharing the MVP award! Sherri Farmer was also recognized as having the most assists and Cheryl Richardson had the best free-throw percentage. Suzanne Snyder was the top rebounder and Jennifer Jones received the 3-D award. Several juniors put forth an excellent effort as well, and Mr. Webster is looking forward to an experienced team next year!! 1. Sherry Murphy passes the ball. 2. Cheryl Richardson displays efforts. 3. Jennifer Jones has an excellent shot. 4. Danila Price has possession of the ball. VARSITY: Row 1: Jody Noffsinger. Sherri Farmer, Melissa Adkins, Genissa Wine, Jill Webster. Row 2: Manager Michelle Hoover, Teresa Price, Tami Holt. Danita Price. Sherry Murphy, Stephanie Smith. Row 3: Coach Jim Noffsinger, Cheryl Richardson, Jennifer Jones. Suzanne Snyder, Coach Jim Webster. ... JUMP ... SHOOT ... REBOUND RESERVE: Row 1: Alice Schoo, Dawn Rcichard, Helen Coby. Row 2: Angie Wilcox. Tracy Bentz, Kathy Nunley, Toni Holt. Row 3: Coach Jim Noffsinger, Beth Thornburg. Misty Taylor. Coach Jim Webster. Suzanne Snyder locks the shot. 2. Danita Price demonstrates her skills. 3. Sherry Murphy attempts a basket. 4. Lady Indians fight for control. 5. Sherri Parmer was picked for All-County. 6. Melissa Adkins joins in the game. 107 BASKETBALL! KUBBLE . SHOOT ... PASS .. The Union City Varsity basketball team started the 1986-87 season in fine fashion winning its first four games and going 8-2 in the first 10 games. The season was concluded on a less spectacular note as the Indians could win just three of their final 11 games to complete a season that was. nonetheless, quite successful. After running off the early season wins against Union. Missis-sinawa Valley. Randolph Southern, and Wapa-hani, the Indians lost to Winchester in the first TEC game of the year. However, UC got by Southern Wells and prepared for the first game of the Randolph County tournament. The tourney was hosted by UC and the Indians wasted no time in disposing of first round foe Monroe Central and positioning themselves for a confrontation with Randolph Southern. In this second meeting of the year between the two schools, the Rebels came out on top to capture the 1986-87 tourney championship. UC returned to win column with wins over Monroe Central and Adams Central to up its record to 8-2. A loss to Fort Recovery was followed by one of UC’s best games of the season as the Red. White and Blue defeated Hagerstown. Losses to Lincoln and Cowan followed to dip the record to 9-5. Needing a win. UC bested Mississinawa Valley for their second time, and the record stood at 10-5. The Indians won their final game against South Adams in another fine outing. UC lost its first sectional game to Randolph Southern and finished its season at 11-10. Michael Wasson led the Indians in scoring with an 18+ per game average. He also was named to the TEC all conference team and won the News Gazette's Randolph County player of the year award. Michael was named Most Valuable Player of the team and also led the team in steals. Aaron Schafer led the team in assists and Jay Spradling led in rebounding. Corey VanSkyock was selected as the winner of the three D award. Senior letter winners were Rob Lykins. Aaron Schafer, Jay Spradling, Corey VanSkyock. and Michael Wasson. Junior letter winners were Aaron Applegate and Jim Melton. Sophomores winning letters were Tim Brewer and Shaun VanSkyock. This was a season which saw a relatively inexperienced team achieve a winning record — the third in a row for the varsity team. I. Tim Brewer takes the rebound. 2. Aaron Schafer accepts congratulations on his all-county award. 3. Michael Wasson is pleased with his allcounty award. 4. The new score board adds a touch of class to the gym. 5. Jay Spradling and Corey VanSkyock prepare for the inbounds play. 6. Michael Wasson brings the ball down while Aaron Schafer covers the backcourt. 7. Jim Melton plays defense. 8. Aaron Schafer goes high for the shot. 9. Corey VanSkyock muscles in for two more points. Coach Hughes. Aaron Schafer, Jim Melton, Michael Wasson, Corey VanSkyock. Jay Spradling. Aaron Applegate, Brian Caudill. Tim Brewer, Shaun Van Skyock, Robbie Lykins, Coach Lacy. Managers. Brian Witt, Dennis Miller. BASKETBALL — RESERVE — FRESHMEN INDIANS INDIANS INDIANS Row 1: Paul Wilson, Kyle Good. Tom Birum, Brad Jessup, Quinton Carpenter, Brian Raszkowski, Eric Neeley. Row 2: Coach Paul Brumlcy, Erick W'illiams, Nathan Marsh, Chris Fraze, Dan Enis, Matt Oswalt, Ed Fulk. Harold Lopar. 110 Row 1: Brian Witt, Steve Schoo, Scott Addington. Jerry Partin, Terry Hunlcy, Jason Welch. Row 2: Shawn Van Skyock. John Adlcsburger, Scott Kadinger, Brian Caudill, Bob Hawthorn. Zach Bolinger. Coach Rick Lacy a n ■LNDIANS Ifc ■P S3 INDIANS 44 INO NS 5 CROSS COUNTRY: RUN ... FACE .. STRIE! The 1986-1987 UCCHS cross country team finished their season at 7-2 with a third place conference finish of 4-2. This year's team comprised of six returning letterman was led by three seniors: Glenn Rose, Corey Van Skyock, and Bryan Shepard. I Paul Stocksdalc runs a super lime. 2. Bryan Shephard finished with a high place. C.W. Speight pushes himself. 4. The Indians run in a pack. 5. Curtis Meckstroth paces himself. Row 1: Scott Addington. Quinton Carpenter. C.W. Speight. Paul Stocksdalc, Bryan Shephard. Paul Wilson. Row 2: Glenn Rose. Corey VanSkyock, Curtis Meckstroth, Tim Brewer. Coach Noffsingcr. GOLF: DOTE ... CEIP ... FUTT The golf team had a successful season with their record of 6-7. They finished third in the county and fourth in the TEC. They bested all the county schools in the Sectional and finished seventh out of nineteen. The low putt award went to Scott Kadinger while Jay Spradling picked up the MVP award for the season. 1. Coach Paul Brumley gives a little advice before the match. 2. The underclassmen listen attentively. 3. Ross Mullins selects his club. 4. Duane Hunt was a senior member of the team this year. 5. Jay Spradling was named MVP. Row 1: Stephen Kridlc, Jay Spradling, Duane Hunt. Scott Kadinger. and Ross Mullins. Row 2: Coach Paul Brumley, Matt Brim, Carey Mills, Eric Hcitmann, Matt Good. Chad Snyder, Jamie Carpenter. Travis Guinn, and Chuck Hoover. CHEERLEADERS: SPIRIT ... PEP ... 1. Varsity: Row 1: Lisa DeVaney, Shaughn Suitts. Row 2: Cheryl Brumley, Jim Price, Rob Bousman, Deric Resler, Rosie Farias. Row 3: Jennifer Welch, Duane Hunt, Matt Jessup, Carrie Mote. Row 4: Chad Curtner. Indianette: Chanin Lizak. Indian: Dru Mercer. 2. The Varsity cheerleaders pose for the camera. 3. Reserve: Andrea Lloyd, Amy Ingle, Kim Pruitt, Maggie Mote. 4. Freshmen: Row 1: Jennifer Powell, Rita Horning. Row 2: Emily Stewart, Melanie Wantz. Row 3: Deanna Stover, Betsy Prescott. 5. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y!!! WRESTLING: FIN ... HOC The Indian wrestlers had a unique and history-making § season under Coaches Tim Welch and Rick Root. The grapplers turned in an outstanding record of 9-2, and won their triple dual championship for the 6th time in seven years with senior Chad Curtner winning the quick pin award. The Indians finished second in the TEC with a 5-1 record, and second in the county tournament. Five U.C. wrestlers qualified for the regional led by sectional champ, Rob Bousman, at 167 pounds, who wrestled his way through a very tough field to become a regional champion, and the school’s first two-time semistate qualifier. Rob placed third at the New Castle semi-state, by winning the second ranked wrestler in the state during his consolation round. Rob is the first U.C. wrestler to qualify for the state and for this unique accomplishment, we salute and applaud him. 1. Jim Price goes for a pin. 2. Duane Hunt sets his opponent up. 3. Dcric Resler won the quickest pin award. 4. Erin Whitencck, Coaches Root and Welch, and Dcric Resler are engrossed in the action. 5. Casey Vincent gains control. 6. Rob Bousman is U.C.’s first state contender. 7. Chad Curtner goes for an escape. 8. Matt Jessup picks an ankle. 9. Rob Bousman tightens up for the win. 10. Tony Neal demonstrates his skill. Row 1: manager Janel Austin. Larry Ehlers, Matt Jessup, Chris Michaels, Rick Bousman. Erin Whiteneck, Pat Skiver. Tony Neal, and manager Kathy Adkins. Row 2: Coach Tim Welch. Jeff Journey, Rodney Bradburn, Chad Curtner. Dcric Resler, Jim Price. Rob Bousman, Duane Hunt, Andy Curts, C.W. Speight, and Assistant Coach Rick Root. Row 3: manager Jack Wymer. Chad Estle, Casey Vincent. Eric Hunley, Brent Glidcwell, and Chad Suitts. BASEBALL: 1087 RANDOLPH The Indian baseball team completed a successful 1987 campaign highlighted by the winning of the first Randolph County Baseball Tournament. Outstanding leadership was provided by senior members Corey Van Skyock, Stacey Mills, Scotty Reagen and Michael Wasson. Juniors Bob Hawthorne, Aaron Applegate, Russ Brim and Robb Miller, along with sophomores Brian Caudill, Zach Bo-linger, and Shawn Van Skyock all played important roles in the success of this year’s team and will provide a solid nucleus for the ’88 season. The team finished with a 10 and 8 record including a 2 and 4 showing in the TEC. 1. Michael Wasson and Coach Lacy watch the pitch. 2. Scott Reagan readies for the pitch. 3. Michael Wasson jumps for joy after a crucial hit. 4. Corey VanSkyock winds up for the pitch. 5. Stacey Mills prepares to catch an easy fly ball. 6. Brian Caudill lets one go by. 7. Coach Lcahman congratulates Brian Caudill. 8. Aaron Applegate takes a good cut at the ball. 9. Corey VanSkyock delivers the pitch. 10. Aaron Applegate prepares to field the ball. 11. Shawn VanSkyock moves into position for the catch. 12. Bob Hawthorne is delighted with his home run. Coach Lacy, Robb Miller, Corey VanSkyock, Scott Reagan. Stacey Mills, Michael Wasson, Brian Caudill, Coach Lcahman. Row 2: Eric Hunley, Shawn VanSkyock. Aaron Applegate, Robb Martin, Bob Hawthorne. Eric Williams, Matt Oswalt, Brian Witt, James Ashley. Row 3: Terry Hunley, Russ Brim. Andy Curts, Zach Bolinger. COUNTY CHAMPS! GIRLS TRACE: SPRINT PACE The 1987 girls track team celebrated its most successful season ever with a Randolph County Championship, an 8-3 record, and a 5-l Tri-Eastern Conference record. Seniors Mary Heitmann and Melissa Adkins shared the MVP honors, with Mary winning the field event award and Melissa winning the running event award. Other seniors Tami Holt. Chanin Lizak, and Cheryl Richardson made great contributions to the team's success. Junior Sherry Murphy broke two school records and her nose as she competed in the hurdles and high jump! Sophomore Jennifer Jones set the school record in a new event for girls, the 3200 meter run. All in all, it was a great season for the girls track team!! 1. Tami Holt is an excellent hurdler. 2. Jennifer Jones and Chanin Lizak put forth an effort in the two mile. 3. Cheryl Brumley and Helen Coby pace themselves for the mile. 4. Cheryl Richardson throws the discus. 5. Sherry Murphy runs the hurdles. 6. Misty Taylor is an excellent short distance runner. 7. Mary Heitmann gets off to a good start. 8. Beth Thornburg prepares to throw the discus. 9. Melissa Adkins runs the 400. 10. Mrs. Austin offers her services at the track meets. Row 1: Dianna Bennett, Mary Jane Antrobus, Kathy Nunley, Melissa Adkins. Chanin l.izak, Helen Coby. and Jennifer Powell. Row 2: Misty Lea, Stacey McCormick, Sherri Farmer, Toni Holt, Tami Holt, and Sherry Murphy. Row 3: Coach Jane Fulton, Karen Leahey, Misty Taylor, Cheryl Brumley, Beth Thornburg, Cheryl Richardson, Jennifer Jones, and Barb Neels. 119 TRACK: RUN Men’s track enjoyed a successful season with an 8-5 record, a 3-3 TEC finish, and a second place county finish. New school records were set by Glenn Rose in the 300 low hurdles, and our two relay teams consisting of Tim Brewer, Dru Mercer, Jim Price, Nathan Marsh, Glenn Rose, and Larry Ehlers. Muncie sectional participants were Jim Price, Tim Brewer, Dru Mercer, Nathan Marsh, and Glenn Rose. TEC champions in their events were Jim Price in pole vault and Glenn Rose in the 300 meter. The 1600 meter relay team Tim Brewer, Larry Ehlers, Nathan Marsh, and Glenn Rose lost one. Track captains for the year were seniors Dru Mercer, Jim Price and Glenn Rose. 1. Jim Price digs for the finish. 2. Larry Ehlers psyches up for the run. 3. Matt Curts hurls the discus. 4. Tim Brewer gets a county award. 5. Nathan Marsh sprints to the finish. 6. Jim Price — Senior regional qualifier. 7. Tim Brewer — sophomore regional qualifier. 8. The 400 meter relay teams take off. Coach Hinshaw, Jim Price, Dru Mercer, Bryan Shepherd, Glenn Rose, Coach Hughes. Row 2: Larry Ehlers, Todd Buckingham, Matt Curts, Lyle Pearson, Paul Stocksdale. Row 3: John Adlespurger, Jack Wymer, Scott Addington, Tim Brewer, Jamie Neely, Chad Estel. Bob Bissell. Row 4: Dan Enis, Jason Macy, Ed Fulk, Pat Skiver, Jeff Journay, Paul Wilson. Row 5: C.W. Speight, Rod Moncysmith, Kent Johnson, Nathan Marsh, Harold Lopar. SPORTS: PRIDE • TRADITION 122 Athletics are an important part of the U.C. scene. This year saw the beginning of the Athletic Hall of Fame. Six of the ten inaugural members were present to accept their awards at the halftime of the South Adams game. The six present were: Charles Hall, Kenneth Ayers, Norman Yung, Chet Mock, Jim Spra-dling and Jim Noffsinger. Not present were: Ric Enis, Tom Goldsberry, Steve Reish, and Matt Key. The 10 join Harold White who was the honorary first inductee. ADS SUCCESSUS PATRONS The 1986-87 Successus Staff would like to thank the patrons listed on these pages. Without them this book would not have been possible and we are truly grateful for their support and interest. Barga Lawn Mower Repair Beard, Peterson, and Stahbush Public Accountants Bolen Insurance Brouse Welding Bruss Repair Service Kenton F. Byrd, O.D. Creative Photography Commercial Printing Country Cottage Coiffure Darlene’s Styling Salon Dohme Designed Ha-Ste Manufacturing Hummel’s Shoe Repair Hunt’s Flowers Dr. Johnson DDS Kaufman Service Center Livingston Auto Sales Mangas Agency Inc. Petticoat Junction Pinney Insurance Richard’s Restaurant Sentry Hardware Shadow’s Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Shafer’s Sheet Metal Shop Shockney Electric Standard Agencies Inc. Union City Chamber of Commerce Westfall’s Newstand Wise Supply Co. Congratulations Class of '87 UNION CITY BODY COMPANY, INC. P.O. BOX 190 • UNION CITY, INDIANA 47390 317-964-3121 126 210 N. Main St. WINCHESTER, IND. 47394 584-5001 GEYER CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE, Inc. W. Chestnut St UNION CITY, IND. 47390 964-6041 R.G. APPLEGAATE MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. Saratoga. Indiana Phone: 584-4631 RANDOLPH COUNTY CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH THE APOTHECARY SHOPPE Union City, Indiana Phone: 964-6275 C.E. WRIGHT SONS Elm And Walnut Street Union City. Ohio Phone: 968-5701 127 FISHER’S BROADWAY CANDY CO., INC 215 N. Union St. P.O. Box 311 Union City, IN 47390 964-4232 Wholesale Candy, Popcorn, Paper Products, Etc. W v caking the movies to Amcnca. 24 hours a d y Werner Amex Ccble Communications Inc. PH: 317 964-7224 . 64G W. CHESTNUT ST. . UNION CITY, IN 47390 THE LYNCH SUPPLY CO., INC. St. Rd. 571 E. Box 230 Union City, Indiana 47390 (513) 968-6283 Industrial Rubber Products BRETZ REPAIR SERVICE AUTHORIZED SALES 5- SERVICE STIHL • MCCULLOCH • LAWN-BOY Set Your Goals And Work Toward Them Best Wishes 131) Corner Cupboard 239 N. Colwmbio Strast UNION CITY. INDIANA 47390 Your Gold Crown Hallmark Store Plus More AMBASSADOR MOTEL 125 W. Chestnut St. Union City, IN 47390 James Spradling, Owner MOTE FARM SERVICE R.R. 5 Union City, IN Phone: 964-3941 West Pearl St. Union City, IN Phone: 964-6201 316 N. State Line Union City, OH Phone: 968-3312 129 JEWELLERS 115 South Main St. Winchester, IN 47394 ‘Union City’s Largest And Most Complete Hardware Store” KING’S 1 J uuI aSue HAROWARE STORES Lincolndale Plaza Union City, IN Phone: 964-5483 TIMMONS WATER SYSTEMS B miracle ’Softners • Sales wafpr Pumps ’ Service Tanks Rentals Salt Delivery Water Purification Systems Heating Air Conditioning 968-4769 120 E Elm Union City. OH UNION CITY ANIMAL HOSPITAL R.R. 2 Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-4004 Compliments Of Wayne E. Sharp LEE'S VIDEO RENTAL Your Home Entertainment Center LEE’S VIDEO UNION TRUST CO. 119 N. Columbia Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-6669 Insurance Dept. 211 W. Pearl St. Union City, IN Manager Bill Rice 130 CJT % FARMERS STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company Established 1916 s' ► A Modern Friendly Bank Serving The Entire Community Union City, Ohio 45390 C.E. WRIGHT SONS IT [W | POKTUC 'N- 'PONTIAC • BUICK-Gfcfc ROGER GRIMM BUiCK TWUOC m PRESIDENT 636 SOUTH MAIN WINCHESTER. IN 47394 TELEPHONE 13171 584-5591 FOUNTAIN CITY RICHMOND AREA 847 2726 Elm And Walnut Street Union City, Ohio Phone: 968-5701 Grand Am LE Coupe U.C.C.H.S. is very grateful for all the community support our school programs receive. Academic Honor Jackets were donated by the Farmers State Bank and the Union Trust Company to honor those students who have made no lower grade than “A-” for four consecutive semesters during the Freshman, Sophomore or Junior years. A chevron is added for each A semester thereafter. U.C. is very proud of the fall jacket recipients: Russ Brim, Cheryl Brumley, Ann Jones and Glenn Rose. UNION TRUST COMPANY Each depositor insured to 40.000 M0f A| D'POSlt n;v ANCI COBPQCAl'ON 211 W. Pearl Street Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-3185 no CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION NAPA NAPA SUPPLY PARTS Car — Truck — Tractor — Hydralic Hose 200 W. Oak St. Union City, IN Phone: 964-4808 Union City 317-964-3191 Fort Recovery 419-375-4138 Winchester 317-584-3191 RANDOLPH EASTERN CLASSROOM TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 1987 Randolph Eastern Classroom Teachers Association Scholarship — Ann Jones — WHITESEL’S GARAGE We Specialize In Exhausi Work Guarantee Pipes Mufflers Choose Yoiii Mtt•'a,'.C As Vo-i Y',u' DOC 10' JOHNNY WHITESEL EAGLES AERIE 964-4049 Union City R. Duane Brim CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT St. Rd 32, Union City, IN TELEPHONE (317) 964 6311 R. R 4 BOX 47 UNION CITY. IN 47390 Phone 964-5885 HUB CITY OUTDOOR SPORTS FINANCE CORPORATION 116 S. Meridian St. Winchester, IN 47394 584-5211 223 N. Columbia St. Union City, IN “At The Time And Temperature Sign” “See Us For All Your Sporting Goods Needs” — Special Orders — Screen Printing — Embroidery “Sears Catalog Agent” South Side Elevator Affiliated with Royal Hatchery Supply Co. Phone [Area Code 317] 964-5444 - Union City, Indiana 47390 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there, DENNIS B. PRATT Agent 227 W. Oak Street P O Bo 31 Union City. Indiana 47390 Bus : (317) 964-7511 Res.: (317) 964-5472 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OfflCtS BLOOMINGTONILLINOIS WRIGHT’S FLOWER, GIFT AND GARDEN CENTER “Your Department Store For Fine Clothes” 605 E. Elm T T . Union City, Ohio BOSTON STORE Phone: 968-5020 “We Wire Flowers’ Most Anywhere” 218 W. Pearl St. Union City, IN 964-4151 ®£®M) SCREEN PRINTING • UNIFORMS • EQUIPMENT • SHOES Qi t+ufX SfioAi SUo p. JIM and DEBBIE SHOEMAKER 227 N. COLUMBIA 535 WAGNER AVE. UNION CITY, IN 47390 GREENVILLE, OH 45331 317944.6472 513-547-0511 GOOD’S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE Carrol And Connie Good 226 N. Columbia St. Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-6913 PK HOME SUPPLY CENTER EASTERN CANVAS AND AWNING Complete Building Materials Center 409 W. Pearl St. Union City, IN 47390 201 S. Columbia Union City, IN 47390 NEIL’S A W FAMILY RESTAURANT 800 E. Elm St. Union City, Ohio 968-5424 UNION CITY CYCLE SALES —“Where Our Food Is As Good As Our Root Beer” 247 Sycamore St. Union City, OH 45390 09 THE SPORTS CENTER Meridan Street Winchester, Indiana Neil Steve Reed Owners £ S7f K t orffst rtK SMIMFBOV ____ SALAD tosscp rmcemm Wf ■ sm r mr. TACO o WlOOCfcEST LAKES BOUSER’S BARN Pizza — Chicken — Tacos Salad — Seafood St. Rd. 32 West Union City, IN Phone: 964-6529 WOODCREST LANES HARDEE’S St. Rd. 47 Union City, Ohio 450 W. Chestnut St. Union City, IN Phone: 964-4055 American Legion • Soldiers Sailors Children's Home Knighlstown, IN • Memorial Day Services • July 4th Firewords • Prize-Winning Crack Color Guard (Puls our flag at the front of many parades) • Christmas Food Baskets The American Legion is a place where veterans, both women and men, can get together, talk over the past, express their respects for our flag and our country, honor their fallen comrades — as well as dream of a better tomorrow for all of us — and then get to the task of making that dream come true. Every Year We Make Sizeable Contributions To The Greater Part Of Our Annual Budget Goes For Local Community Help Betterment Projects • Military Funeral Services • Food Pantry • Help Veterans In Distress • Farmer-Merchant Days • Trips To V.A. Hospitals • Help with Veteran Problems Yes The American Legion Is More Than Just A Place To Get A Drink Much, Much MORE!!! Orville N. Stover Post 158 141 318 W. Pearl St., Union City 964-4455 Deerfield Road Union City. Ohio Supports 142 UNION CITY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 86-87 Highlights 1. Quinton Carpenter, “Man, I’M out of shape for this. 2. The senior play cast and helpers, gather for a picture. 3. Zach Bolinger and Jennifer enjoy the prom. 4. Ralph. 5. Rob Bousman and Diane Dudley meet at her locker at the end of school. 6. Corey VanSkyock comes through again. 143 148 tv — ‘ ■ 1 W ‘ l - . r The End AT A GLANCE Sports The Iran affair was at the top of the list of noteworthy new items Terrorism continued to run almost uncontrolled throughout the W°Hollywood bid fare well to Liberace and Ray Bolger (the Scare crow). On the lighter side. Bruce Willis made the jump from TV to Music with some success The Giants stomped the Broncos in Super Bowl XXI The Statue of Liberty was unveiled after its restoration The Denver Broncos soak up the sun before the Super Bowl The Gi ants beat them 31 19 A San Francisco jeweler created a Super Bowl XXI ticket in 18k solid gold with a red ruby m the center of a rose tor $3,500 National News Regan discusses the Iran Affair Audi deals with the problem The restoration of Ihe Statue of Liberty was cause for a worldwide ceie bration for the great lady Indiana Senator Borst addresses the issue of lifting the constitutional ban on lotteries m Indiana Debris from the Challenger remains to be found 150 Entertainment Keisha Knight-Pullam. better known as Rudy Huxtable of the popular Cosby Show. is an added attraction to the Grand Re-Opening of the newly remodeled Mounds Mall Ray Bolger. shown here in his most famous role as the Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz. died at the age of 83 on January 15. 1987. in Los Angeles Bruce Willis was one busy dude He doubled as both the slick and charming David Addison of TV s Moonlighting and lead singer of Bruno and the Heaters George Burns celebrates his 91st Birthday on January 20 with a gala roast in his honor including Bob Hope and friends International News The Reagan-Gorbachev Summit ended in a statement when President Reagan refused to compromise his position on SOI. the “Star Wars project Attorney General Edwin Meese addresses the problem of terrorism Lt Col Oliver North is fired from his position of national security aide over the infamous Iran arms-hos tage swap George Schultz is credit ed with some involvement in the affair as wen Violence continues in the Philli-pmes 151 Acknowledgements This year’s Successus staff wish to acknowledge the following and thank them for thier help. The faculty — who helped with body copy, especially the coaches. Thanks! Mr. Keever — for taking such fine pictures. Thanks! Mr. Ash — for his good advice and help. Thanks! Emily Stewart, Kathy Nunley — for copying all those pages in May. Thanks! The Staff Mrs. Reed........................................................................Advisor Melanie Adkins....................................................................Editor Ads and Seniors Lynn Gates and Tim Brewer........................................................Sports Angel Hall.......................................................................Classes Beth DeBolt......................................................................Faculty Rhonda Lawrence.............................................................. Activities Damon Drill, Bob Bissell...................................................Photographers Damon Drill ..................................................................Cover page artwork 152
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